Precision Brain Center

Precision Brain Center Functional Neurologist
Clinical Neuroscience
Professional Athlete Concussion Treatment
Brain Rehabilitation

Neuroplasticity, Neurological Rehabilitation, Vestibular Rehabilitation, Carrick Institute, Brain Health

01/13/2026

We love to throw in as much passive treatment as possible during sessions.

Here are some of the benefits of photobiomodulation, the helmet that you will sometimes see in our videos!

01/12/2026

These trending vibration plates aren’t just for fitness or lymphatic drainage, they actually support brain health too. 🧠 Dr. Gabella explains how!

* Our vibration plate runs at a higher frequency than usual, so it may look like it’s off while it’s running. For personal use, a lower frequency is perfectly fine.

01/09/2026

Trigeminal nerve stimulation (TNS) gently activates a key cranial nerve to help regulate brain function. This noninvasive therapy can support
improvements in mood, focus, sleep, and overall neurological balance. By targeting the root of how the brain communicates, TNS helps your nervous system work more efficiently.

01/08/2026

When the eyes are not working together properly, it can impact balance, posture, focus, and how your brain processes movement and space.

In functional neurology, we assess how the eye muscles communicate with specific areas of the brain involved in balance, coordination, and spatial awareness. The eye muscles are directly connected to these brain centers, which is why targeted eye movements can be such a powerful tool.

Treatment is based on your exam and often includes specific eye movement exercises combined with other therapies to help improve how these systems work together.

Functional neurology treatment is designed to correct the underlying issue and create lasting change, unlike prisms, which only mask the problem. Because your eyes are connected to so many brain pathways, addressing BVD can improve more than just blurry vision and help reduce other related symptoms.

Eye movements are one of the most reliable windows into the brain. VNG is rooted in the science of eye movement. By anal...
01/02/2026

Eye movements are one of the most reliable windows into the brain. VNG is rooted in the science of eye movement. By analyzing how the eyes respond to motion and position, functional neurologists can better understand brain function and identify subtle balance and coordination issues.

12/31/2025

We couldn’t have done it without you. Thank you to our patients, community, and team for an incredible year. Wishing everyone a healthy, happy New Year! 🎉

#2026

During our initial exam, we commonly use this test to gauge temporal lobe activity. Here’s why!
12/30/2025

During our initial exam, we commonly use this test to gauge temporal lobe activity. Here’s why!

12/22/2025

Many symptoms get brushed off, blamed on stress, or labeled as anxiety. Often, there’s a real neurological reason behind them, and we can help uncover it.

12/22/2025

When you are feeling anxious, have you tried engaging your cortex? This is a small clip from our latest podcast episode: Understanding Anxiety from a Brain Prospective. Watch the full video on YouTube, Apple, or Spotify! https://tr.ee/7O7Innaubq

12/19/2025

You can have 20/20 vision and still struggle with headaches, dizziness, anxiety, or eye strain.

Binocular Vision Dysfunction happens when the eyes don’t work together properly. When that coordination is off, the brain has to compensate, and symptoms show up. This is why reading, scrolling, driving, or being in busy environments can feel exhausting or overwhelming.

At Precision Brain Center; Dr. Gabella looks beyond standard eye exams to understand how the eyes and brain are working together. When the root cause is addressed, real and lasting change is possible.

If you have been told everything looks normal but you still feel off, this could be the missing piece.

12/18/2025

Complex movements = powerful brain
training

Ever notice how movements that require coordination, balance, and timing feel more mentally demanding? That’s because complex movements engage multiple areas of the brain at the same time.

When we challenge the brain with coordinated, intentional movement, we’re not just working muscles. We’re improving communication between brain regions, enhancing motor planning, and strengthening neural pathways through neuroplasticity.

This is why complex movements are often used in neurological rehabilitation. They help retrain the brain, support better movement efficiency, and can even improve focus, balance, and confidence over time.

Simple can be helpful, but sometimes the brain needs a little more challenge to change.

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8400 Six Forks Road, Suite 101
Raleigh, NC
27615

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Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
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Precision Brain Center

Brain Rehabilitation Center in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Dr. Gabella is a Functional Neurologist and a Fellow of The American Board of Brain Injury and Rehabilitation. We offer treatment for Neurological Disorders, Concussion, mTBI, Neuro-developmental Disorder, Vestibular disorders, and Neurodegenerative Diseases.

Brain based therapies are used to re-wire and re-map brain connections to restore proper neurological function. Treatment is tailored specifically to the individual patient’s need. Vestibular rehabilitation, eye movement exercises, and somatosensory electrical stimulation are a few of the many forms of treatment utilized.

Dr. Gabella is affiliated with The Carrick Institute for Graduate studies and directly trained under Dr. Fredrick Carrick.